Support Slings
- Amtec support slings have a wide variety of uses. They serve as hangers, tie downs, handles, hitches, containing devices as well as tackle & slings. This unique device assembles and disassembles very easily with the lugs on the bail end sliding into and out of the keyed openings on the sliding bar.
- Once in place the slings conform to the shape of the object being supported. The locking mechanism is securely created by the load distribution of the objects supported. When the weight is removed the bails may be easily and safely unlocked.
- Slings may be made of galvanized steel or stainless steel to suit your application.
Galvanized Steel Sling
| CATALOG NUMBER | LENGTH – “L” | APPROX. BREAKING |
|---|---|---|
| STRENGTH SEE | ||
| NOTE BELOW | ||
| GALVANIZED STEEL |
BALE FULLY EXTENDED
|
POUNDS
|
| 203-12-001 |
12”
|
2200
|
| 203-12-002 |
18”
|
2200
|
| 203-12-003 |
24”
|
2200
|
| 203-12-004 |
36”
|
2200
|
| 203-12-005 |
48”
|
2200
|
Stainless Steel Sling
| CATALOG NUMBER | LENGTH – “L” | APPROX. BREAKING |
|---|---|---|
| STRENGTH SEE | ||
| NOTE BELOW | ||
| STAINLESS STEEL |
BALE FULLY EXTENDED
|
POUNDS
|
| 204-12-001 |
12”
|
2200
|
| 204-12-002 |
18”
|
2200
|
| 204-12-003 |
24”
|
2200
|
| 204-12-004 |
36”
|
2200
|
| 204-12-005 |
48”
|
2200
|
Working Loads
Approximate breaking strengths listed are of New Unused Slings. These strengths are shown for minimum diameter of 1/2″ thru bale and used for static load conditions only.
Caution: Never use grips to approximate breaking strength - refer to working load and safety factors.